Interesting video clip

I can see 2 possible ways of these flakes being contaminated

(1) The machine he uses to grind the flakes.
(2) Metallic contamination in the flakes.
(3) Residue in the water.

Anth

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In said:

I can see 2 possible ways of these flakes being contaminated

(1) The machine he uses to grind the flakes.
(2) Metallic contamination in the flakes.
(3) Residue in the water.

There are 10 kinds of people in the world: those who think
in binary, and everyone else.

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In said:

I can see 2 possible ways of these flakes being contaminated

(1) The machine he uses to grind the flakes. Ummm, my little food

grinder has a stainless

steel blade. Its some law thing.

(2) Metallic contamination in the flakes. ?????? no comment is
adequate.

(3) Residue in the water. Ummm
iron doesn't appear by magic (or float).

You failed to list the most obvious one. What if this guy is right? What if
iron filings are being added to the flakes as a cheap attempt to satisfy a
false claim?

We've had numerous lessons before, like.........
When we saw members of the tobbaco industry swear before congress that
cigarette smoking is not
harmful and that they would never add nicotine to cigarettes, we got a new
insight into our culture.

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I listed Metallic contamination in the flakes.
Anth

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"D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

In said:

I can see 2 possible ways of these flakes being contaminated

(1) The machine he uses to grind the flakes. Ummm, my little

food

Quoted message said:

grinder has a stainless

steel blade. Its some law thing.

(2) Metallic contamination in the flakes. ?????? no comment

is

Quoted message said:

adequate.

(3) Residue in the water. Ummm
iron doesn't appear by magic (or float).

You failed to list the most obvious one. What if this guy is right? What

if

Quoted message said:

iron filings are being added to the flakes as a cheap attempt to satisfy a
false claim?

We've had numerous lessons before, like.........
When we saw members of the tobbaco industry swear before congress that
cigarette smoking is not
harmful and that they would never add nicotine to cigarettes, we got a new
insight into our culture.

Quoted message said:

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| it more difficult for a software vendor to induce customers to pay |
| for new products or new versions of existing products." |
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